Physics, asked by swatiban7525, 1 year ago

A boy jumps 2 metre high on the earth surface if he jumps on the moon surface what is the distance he is jumped

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Answered by Anonymous
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we know that the g in moon is 1/6 of g in earth

the distance travelled against gravity is inversely proportional to the value of g

so height he can jump = height jumped on earth *6=2*6=12m


hope it is not wrong and helps you
Answered by no4
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Thanks for your question !

We know that,

The gravity on the moon is 1/6 times that of gravity on Earth.

We know that the distance travelled against gravity is inversely proportional to the value of gravity.

Hence, height he could jump = Height jumped on earth × 6

= 2 × 6
= 12 m.
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- no4
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